Nothing recently announced a new product line, one that would focus on affordability without sacrificing the brand’s signature approach to design and user experience. Named CMF by Nothing, it looks like the sub-brand has a bunch of products ready for prime time, and one of them could be a snazzy-looking smartwatch. In a Telegram channel, an anonymous leaker dropped marketing material and supposed renders of the Watch Pro. The rectangular watch case is made out of aluminum alloy and offers IP68-rated protection against dust and water. The Watch Pro’s 1.96-inch AMOLED display delivers a decent 600 nits of peak brightness. There’s also support for 110 activities and on-device GPS facility. But all those budget perks come at a fat functional cost, and that cost is the absence of Wear OS. Now, CMF by Nothing isn’t committing a cardinal sin. It’s just following in the footsteps of OnePlus. In fact, OnePlus’ own first smartwatch skipped Wear OS and embraced a real-time operating system (R...